OCZ Agility 4 AGT4-25SAT3-128G 2.5" 128GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

Pros: Easily installed, even in an older Sony Viao Core 2 Duo laptop several years old. Awesome for intense Photoshop and graphics editing use. Overall an excellent way to catapult performance of an aged machine. Boot-up is about half the time.

Cons: Unless you are experienced in formatting etc. you may need to read the instructions.

Pros: -extremely inexpensive
-solid and dependable
-better than a spinning HDD
-fast
-American

Cons: -ocz, like every other SSD manufacturer loves to overstate the speeds of their drives.
-119 GB formatted, not 128 (again, every disk drive manufacturer overstates the size of their drives, but that doesn't make it okay)

Other Thoughts: i chose this in part because the OCZ SSD i bought 5 years ago is still working perfectly

Pros: Still faster than the Agility2, quality refurbished and no kicking the bucket after its first night of 24/7 Minecraft server hosting. A few system, program and driver tweaks will unlock more reliability and speed from your SSD and I use Barts Stuff Test to measure my read/write speeds.

Cons: My write speed is certainly faster than my read! IDK if its the fault of the SSD itself or if its Barts. Before my tweaks, I was only writing at about 180 MB/s and reading at 158 MB/s. I thought that was odd, so I did my tweaks to the system, bios was already setup at AHCP for SSD, then updated my SATA drivers from the AMD defaults to the better Standard AHCI 1.0 Serial ATA Controller and after the various other tweaks I was amazed that I boosted the write speed to 280 MB/s but the read was still slopping behind at 180 MB/s. I want to know if that is normal? or if its the SSD's fault.

Other Thoughts: Either way I like it, Im comparing it to the Agility 2 even tho the speeds arent a huge improvement the Writes are a major one, and I went from 60GB to 128 so that was a must no matter what.

Pros: Always fast shipping as long as I receive from the City of Industry! So far so good the drive was detected and I cloned from my 5 month old Agility 2 to this new Agility 4 and no hiccups.

Cons: Is it just me or is it actually.... slower than the Agility 2? A2 is SATAII and A4 is SATAIII but my A2 is a bit faster D: Maybe I need to tweak a few things? IDK. But until otherwise, its not something Ill rage over, its just slightly noticable for now.

Other Thoughts: ASRock FM2A85X extreme4M, Corsair Vengence 2x4GB + GSkill 2x8GB RAM @1600mhz, 60GB OCZ Agility2, 128GB OCZ Agility4, Pair of 7200rpm 120GB notebook HDDs, GeForce GTX460SE 530W Raidmax modular PSU, 2002 Compaq presario case with mods and 24/7 Minecraft server use

Pros: I did a Review the about a week or so ago on this card and was getting the speeds advertised. After a few bios tweeks, and really playing with the SSD, I have achieved speeds closer to whats advertised but still havent reached those speeds. I do belive this SSD Is a great drive and so far reliable. As with most products you wont get quite what they say, so i only doc 1 egg for this since my last test brought me about up to where advertised.

Cons: About 100 mb/s slower than advertised on adverage, with some peeks up to 50 mb/s slower than advertised.

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this buy at this price regardless of the fact that it doesn't meet the specs advertised simply because the speeds it does reach are good for the money spent.

Pros: very fast seems almost to fast running linux mint i think linux is the drag now
but i love the drive

Cons: none yet

Pros: Drive is almost as fast as advertised, I ran Bart's Stuff Test v5.14 on the drive and got an average write for the first 4 min. was 253 mb/s. My max write was 284.8 mb/s.

The max read speed I was able to record was 235.4 mb/s, with an average of 168.4 mb/s.

The max random write speed was 284.8 mb/s with and average of 64.5 mb/s. <-not really a pro :P

I stopped testing at this time I was 27 min in and the stats just didn't measure up to as advertised.

Cons: After the first 4 min the drive speed dropped to 54.1 mb/s and that remained my average.

Scored a 6.7 windows 7 score just like my HDD (Hard Disc Drive),

Other Thoughts: Notes on my system specs:
Fresh install no running apps just Bart's Stuff Test v5.14
Motherboard: GigaByte - GA-870A-UD3
CPU: AMD Socket AM3 1055T 6 Core
GPU: Nvidia GTX 680
RAM: 8GB at 1866Mhz
PSU: 850W
OS: Windows 7
I am not sure as to why the speed dropped so much in the test. It is possible that the program was designed to slow the read and writes down that i tested with, how ever the reason i chose to test the drive in the first place was because i noticed that my computer seemed to be slower than when using my WD6402AAEX after a few min of use.

The drive just seems to slow down after a few min of use, my guess is the drive has a fault in it. I will run a few other system tools to be sure before I possibly return this card for RMA.

Also the drive was kept under a huge 120 mm fan that was on its max setting so cooling is not an issue here.

I would also like to mention that I tried multiple Bios settings and sata 3.0 ports with no difference in performance.

Pros: supper fast great value nuf said.

Cons: none